Sentence examples similar to strange stick from inspiring English sources

His home looked like a southern gothic haunted house, with rotting clapboard sides and a rusted roof and strange stick-and-feather talismans hanging outside.

The food on the island is an elaborate concoction of sculpted vegetables artistically arranged, open ravioli of lobster and fennel, duck and foie gras, chargrilled snapper and tempura prawns, and strange stick-like objects tied up with seaweed which you don't know whether to eat or use as cutlery.

These strange sticks, their ends LED-lit and their owners expelling odorless smoke – "It's vapor!" – would look as futuristic as a Replicant's food injector.

It's strange to stick this "no female artists" rule there in the first place - it implies that women, obviously a different musical species, would somehow damage the great rock canon.

Some truck drivers were suspicious of being followed by a van with strange instruments sticking out of it.

Eventually I see some strange lumps sticking out of the ground that look like the roofs of some buried cottages.

The cross keypad is also a bit odd with strange corners sticking out between the three directional keys.

Meek old gentlemen, strange clothes carries stick studded with rubies, diamonds, emeralds which he waves passing Cartier's.

Head office, in the Danish village of Billund, is a secretive place where strange child-adults stick coloured bricks together, for their job.

I enjoy working to a clear structure with set tasks in an environment where I can seek a quiet area and where no one thinks it strange if I stick my fingers in my ears at sudden noises.

You may have heard that it's not exactly safe to stick strange USB sticks into your laptop or desktop computer.